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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-08-31
ALL SORTS.

The family of Jacob Tobriner
have returned from McKinney's.
Governor Bartlett's condition
was reported unchanged last night.
Sam Lonyabaugh has returned
from Hope Valley much improved
in health.
w. NJ. Havenor will open a
store on Commercial Row, Reno,
next week.
George Hawkins and wife re-
turned from Hope Valley yesterday
afternoon.
Dave Young came down from
Glenbrook yesterday by private
conveyance.
The public schools OF Reno
opened Monday. The Storey county
schools open Tomorrow.
1t is reported that rich devel-
opment has been made in the
Navajo mine in ruscarura.
MIR. and Mrs. Ed. Yerington
passed through Carson from Lake
Tahoe for the Comstock yesterday.
The Lyon County District FAIR
will be held at Wahuska on the
18th, 18th, 14th and l5th of Octo-
Der.
The Salt Lake Tribune thinks
ground will be broken for the rail-
road into Nevada within twenty
days.
Senator Fair and John w.
Mackay are two OF the names up
for election in the Olympic Club OF
San Francisco.
"A farewell rarity was given at
Reno last night to Miss Flora Fin
LAWSON, who leaves for Boston to-
morrow morning.
Mr.. a. Blumenthal, the senior
member of the firm of Blumenthal
& Cohn, will arrive in Carson to-
morrow morning.
-Auperintenients Sharon and
Jones are expected back on the
Comsto.,k from San Francisco to-
day or tomorrow.
IF N. Norcross, Editor London
Graphic, placed his name upon the
visitors register at the State Uni
versity on the 2Sth inst.
The wharf and about 200 cords
of wood at Saxton's mill, near
Sunnyside, Lake Tahoe, was de-
stroyed by fire Sunday night.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hawks, wife of
George l.. Hawks, a member of
the Legislature OF 'S5 from Storey
county, died in Virginia City Mon
day.
1t was rumored yesterday that
Father Tormy, formly of this city,
is dying in San Francisco from in
juries received at Auburn a few
weeks ago.
Mrs. Tom Tenant and the
Misses Belle Brown and Neva Will
son left for Hope Valley Saturday
night. They will camp out there
until next Saturday.
Miss Kate Hodgkinson, one
of Carson's most popular teachers,
who has been spending her vaca-
ton in Monterey. is in Reno, the
guest of Miss Molle Rolf.
Major John H. Dennis, the
well-known newspaper man and
ex-State Senator, has returned
from Salt Lake City to Tuscarora,
bis old stamping grounds.
-Cagwin & Noteware have two
beautiful musical Instruments on
sale. They are known as the
.sOrchestrone. They are worked
by ones feet. the same as an organ,
and give one the idea that a whole
band is playing. Go and inspect
them.
e. B. Rail has just received a
carload of the finest paints, oils and
lead from the famous paint manu-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-08-31
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Gould g. Curry-3 81
Con. Cal. & Va.-17s
Savage-7s
Chollar 4 10
Hale & Norcross-3 65
Crown Point 81
Belcher-4 IS
Seq. Belcher i 20
Exchequer-l 10
North Belle Isle u
Yellow Jackets so
Sierra Nevada 30
Nevada Qneen-4 20
Best & Belcher-4 20
Overman-1 U5
UnlOn-2 JD
Scorplon-55c
Potosi-4 %
BeDton-2 80
West G. Point
Bodice ~
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Utah. Is
Justice-10c
Andes-l
Caledonla-33c
Kentucky
Alpha 65
Commonweaith-2 %
Found Treasure--2 10
Silver Hill-3Gc
Bulwer-65
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Iowa-40
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-04
[ Will Sell at Auction
Thursday, Sept. 5,

At 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
the valuable business corner
on Cedar and Second Streets.
This property is well located,
being within one block of the
fine building erected by the
Globe Publishing Company,
the new Court House, the
Union and the Court House
blocks, and many other build
ings of equal prominence.
The sale will be made impera-
tive. This will be one of the
best chances ever offered to
buy a truly fine piece Of bust
ness property at your own
price. The terms will be made
very easy-40 per cent. cash,
the balance in one and two
years at 8 per cent. interest.
Further particulars will be
given hereafter.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-04
$4,000
WORTH OF
FINE CLOTHING;
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
Cents Furnishing GlOls, etc
AT
AUCTION.

I will sell at auction at
my salesroOm, No. 1922 Wa
basha street, every day
this week at 10 o'clock
in the forenoon, all the
stock of Dry Goods, Clothing,
Gents Furnishing Goods, ETC.,
in said store. This stock is
placed Oh the market for the
reason that my auction and
commission business requires
my undivided attention and [
cannot afford the time to at
tend to the retail department
OF my business, and cOnse-
quently [ am obliged to close
it out at auction to the high
est bidder for cash. There is
no nonsense about this sale, as
| am determined to close the
stock out at whatever price it
will bring, whether it be at
Is or 100 cents on the dollar.
Bargains can be obtained by
attending the sale, as every
thing will be sold at no matter
what price you will pay. Do
not forget this, as it will pay
you to attend.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-04

[ will sell at auction on
or about Thursday, Sept. Is,
at 2::30 o'clock in the after
noon, the fine corner on
East Sixth street and Ma
ria avenue, together with
the improvements thereon,
consisting of a good two
story brick building, two
stores and double tenement,
a good story and a half
frame dwelling of seven
rooms and one of six rooms.
the property bringing in a
rental Of over $4,000 per
annum. This is a chance
that should not be missed,
as there is the surety of an
immediate return on the
investment. Full particu-
lars as to terms of sale and
time will be given in a few
days.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-04

will sell at auction on the
premises, ON the corner of Jay
and Martin streets, ON
Monday, Sept. IL,
At 3 o'clock in the afternoon,
the fine lot on the northeast
corner of said streets, 5Ox125,
together with the i'm
provements thereon, which
consists Of one good two
story dwelling and one
very good cottage. These
buildings rent at present for
$36 per month, or 1892 per
year. The location is central,
being but ten minutes walk
from the new Court House.
There is to-day no central
properly In the city that can
be bought at as reasonable
rates as property in this sec
ton, it being one Of the points
that have not been doomed, land
consequently has not beenheld
at an extravaganza price, COM
pared with other portions of
the city, although it is an &C
knowledged fact that st. Paul
property is to-day the lowest
priced property Of any city of
its size in the Union. The
terms will be made very easy
and announced OH the grounds
on the day Of sale.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-04
: 9, =
Very Valuable
LOTS!!
Near the State Fair Grounds
to be sold at
AUG T|()N|!!
[ will sell at auction on the
premises, at the southeast cor
ner Of the State Fair Grounds,
on
Saturday. Sept 10,

At 3 o'clock in the afternoon,
twenty-seven lots in block 2,
Lake Park Addition, Second
division. This property is in
the very heart Of the finest
district between the cities,
within two blocks OF the
Smelling avenue station Of the
Northern Pacific railrOan. The
lots front ON Smelling avenue
(Which is now being graded at
the expense of 5000, Aroma
avenue, Wynn and Breda
streets; the grounds lie almost
perfectly level, and command
a very fine view of the SUP
rounding country. The sale
will be made without limit,
and the terms will be made
very easy. For particulars
call on or address
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-04
BUSHNELL
BUSHNELL ST
REAL ESTATE AND TOANs
365 Robert Street, Cor. Fin, ST. Paul. MINI.

$3.50 for choice addition on West
Side. Terms easy.
$3.50 each for nice lying lots addition South
ST. Paul. These lots will sell advance this
$500 each for choice lots Lake Como from War
rendale Station These lots high dry Terms easv
SlOOOper twentyacre tract Lake Como
near Syndicate purchases.
Sl25ooouse and lot Dayton near Western ave-
nue.. bargain
$1,000 for house and lot at Just conpleted
Terms easy, on monthly payments SC FARE TO CITY.
&O1CA lime fyou are payngrents and have
own your own home, and have little money!
see US and we will sell you nice. snug such
terms that for it and not feel the you
pay monthly
$3.50 per for choice street. well located
Terms easy
$4,000 for 40 feet corner Goodrich avenue One-han
cash. w can recommend this
fine location to build
$5.5OOFlouse and lot avenue Nearly new we'll
built, has 8 rooms water and house is in
good locality on St. Anthony hill
We have exclusive sale Of large property in all
parts OF the city, and show you
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-04
]. C. STOUT & co.
324 Jackson ST., St. Paul.
ChaS. T.Dunbar
& CO.,
REAL ESTATE And LOANS !!
Cor. Fourth and Robert SITS.

Acres north of Lake Como.
S425 an acre for 20 acres near Rose
Sta ton.
S475 an acre buys 80 acres b tween
Rose Station and Como; this is very
cheap.
$500 buys so acres south of Newport.
$1,000 for fine south-facing lot on
Carroll street, betwee7 Western
avenue and Arundel street.
$1,000 buys south-facing lot on Hague
avenue, in Ninin3er & DonneHy's ad-
djfon.
500 foot will secure lot on Dayton ave-
nue.. just beyond the pairing.
$1,000 buys fine south facing lot on
Seiby avenue, in Bc1eyard A1di-
ton No. 2.
$500 for a lot on University avenue,
near Victoria stree. Lots in tits
vicinity sell for $1,000.
$1,000 will buy an eight-room house on
WInifred street, between Stryker
and Wnsiow avenues; the lot is
south facing, 50xf25. This is very
cheap.
S65G each buys few beautiful lots in
Syndicate No. 5.
We ha We cheap lots in nearly all the
Mdway additions; also many cheap resi-
dences on St. Anthony Hin and Dayton's
Bluff.
CHAS. 7. DUNBAR & CO.,
Real Estate & Loars.
Corner Fourth and Robert SITS.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-04
Bushnell { Bushnell,
ST. PAUL, MINI.
J.C.STOUT&

$1,000 each buys four lots in Langevins addition
$500 each buys in Lake Villas under
the market. Terms
ST. each buys four Mackubn Marshas
Thisis an extra
ROckaway Park addition North ST.
ful Lakeland be reached by rail easily
IT, which selling for $500 $500 against
lots in Rockaway Park The lake of the finest in this
enough the
most delightful spots home.
to those desiring to build or buy block Co.
We have block street on which we
give bottom figures This
buying realize good profit.
The finest bluff view property addition Have only
few lots left Can be bought 2
ery in the city, This secOndass property
the city outside of Summit
We have the cheapest of property on
the market at the time prices and
terms.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-01
The Free Lectures To.llny,

at II A. X. and I ?. Il. to-day, Proiesso,
Haupt delivers two OF bis inimitstle Ice.
tureg, and cordial invitation is given the
intelligent public to be present.
Two new classes will at oIcs be organ.
ixsd at the above houra for Eve weeks
coarse, which will doubtless be tho last
opportunity to take "Haupt's Natural Ger.
man Method" cou:se OF him Ia this CITY, "a
his engagement in Washington, D. O., the
opening week Of Congress, Iimits his atay
IN this city to five weeks. Ers;f.gisi;> ,s3'N
This is certainly TIE opportunity OF
your lie to acquire epenking, reading
and writing knowledge Of tho German Ian.
2uaGe, slch as you have often wished YOU
knew, 90 youlwill Yesdily aae BIZ Attending
ono OF tho ltcsu,ea to-day. Those who
hGvo studied German Grammar have. OF
course, fai!eda.to gain what they SO much
desire, viz: practical knou!edge o! Ger.
man, anc YET have learned many words
and phrsass, not knowing how to use the
same in fluent conversation, are now c,r.
daily invited to pms into both the ad.
vsncsd and baglnaers' divisions and sele q
the class best adapted to their Individual
cases. Tho sdvares clasnea meet at 4 +
and ST. ". Entrance to lecture hall 1905
Market street. NE,s{i. l55.ltt57 jill
He is not wiao who listens to thoae who
have not yet personally investigated
liaoDps inimitsble manner ot,imparting
German, or Who 70. any reason whatever
discouraged tho woa!d.be Learner. e.
anime for yourself and thus be abls to
intellieently judge for yourself. You arc
also referred 10 the intelligent ladies and
gentlemen who ere tho best OF Judges OF
the value Of this course Of leauon. ~, s,,1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-01
A PLUMBER ASSIGNS,
Mrs. Luke Elton Transfers her Propcrty for

z q I'll
Mrs. Luke Elton Transfers her Property for
her Creditors Bouent.
Mrs. Margaret. 3. Fitton, tho widow Of
the late Luto Elton, who has boon carry.
Ing on the plumbing, gaa and steam fitting
business at his old stand and in his name,
made an assignElent for the benefit of her
creditors to J. E. Dslos. The deed Of as.
signment admitted to record by Clerk
Hook conveys all the tools, fxtures and
furniture belonging to said bueineaa, in
GLIDING pipe machine, two horeee, two
wsgone, harless, ETC., book sccounta, gar.
den implements OF her home st Mounds
yillo and all other property of every kind
except what is by law exempt from execu-
ton. Tho property is to be sold as the
seu;gnas thinks best, and the proceeds ap.
piled fiat to pay J. Alex Ewing an attor-
ney's fee OF SIS; next, such Gums az are
due workmsn employed by her; third,
SlS7 ront due George 4. Tipqle's estate !;
fourth, Sl,2l0 due John W. Elton; fifth,
$50 due Frew and Bsrtschy sixth, q list Of
various bills, ranging from 81 to $l7O, these
TO DO paid pro rata if the funds are not
sufficient to cover sll.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-01

The engagement Of Mics Maude Banks
the young tragedienne, in the new roman
tic historical drama, "Joan Of Arc,"" ct The
Opera House Wednesday end THURSDAY
evenings promises 10 be q very successful
one. Maude Banks, ss ia we'll kuowr, ID
the younSeas daughter OF Gen. Nathaniel
P. Bank0, Of Massachusetts. She has
been upon the stage but a year, but in
that brief time has attained q position
rarely reached by many older artists. She
is tell, decided brunette, with figure
aptly illustrating the slmile Of the willow
in grace and hexlbility-inheriting her
fathers peerless voice and possessing 9
magnetism which enthralls her auditors.
Joan OF Arc" eives ample scope for tho
display 0! her his!ronic talent. She is
supported by company OF thirty artists,
and the play ia presented with specie!
ecenery for every act, many auxilisrieu,
and richly mounted. is SIX
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-01
FoR pure Grab Cider enquire Of Wm.
Stewart, slstersvills, W. Va. n


The SYMPTOMS Of BiliouSness are uuhsp.
PLY but too we'll known. They differ in
different individusis to some extent, "A
Bilious man is seldom breakfast eater.
Too frequently, alas, he has en- excellent
appetite for liquids but none for solids Of a
morning. His tongue will hardly.bear in.
gpcction at any time;, it Is not white and
furred, It Is rough, at ell oventa. w 4
The digestive system Is wholly out Of
order and Dialrhea or Constipation NAV
baa symptom OF tho twolmay alternate.
There ere often Hemorrhoids or even loss
OF blood. There may, DO giddiuess and
often headache and ecidity or tlatulence
and tenderne5s!in the pit OF the stomach,
To correct all this il not OBJECT cure try
Green's august Eo,cer, it cost but trifie
and thorsanda attest its efficacy. : I ),
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-01
ABOUT pEOpLE.

. p . . "a. F..
Strangers In tho cry aud Wheeling Folks
~ 1870 '=-7-ss Abrpsi. Co.
Sr, J. Q. Hale, OF Wit county, ia Of the
McLnre house. iz
Mr; E. !. Behreus go. home yesterday
from bic European Tip.
MesS:o. E,sas and Hosy aud thoir
wivea ara at tho McLure.
Dir. N. A. Bros:, Of New Ma,tinsville,
Tse registered at Tbs S!amm Hsuse yes.
terday. En-
Capt. ". II. Bradley, OF New Cunbsr-
Iand, was registered at tho McLpre
house yesterday. fli
Henry Ssamon, vile snd con, Harry,
leays th!s morning Tor C.oset, Va, to visit
their son, Prof. VIII. scsuou. .f5-
Capt. ]. 7. Lssse, the new Baltimore &
Ohio Superintendent Of the division here
aboute, vas in town yesterday on bust.
nesa. s.l..-l 4.
Rt. Ray. Bishop Kahn will 60 to New
Martinsrille in q fsw days to condccs the
dedication OF the new st. Jcseph'S church
at that place.
Mr. William Efskine Eaa summoned by
telegraph to the bedside OF his mother
Yesterday. She is lying dangerously i'll ct
her home III Pennsylyanin. y.
Last evening, q. tho residence Of the
BRIDES psronts, ct Benwood, Mr. Jcasa
MARBLE snd Miss Kate Besns formerly OF
the Island. we're unitnd in marriage.
Miss Beans's numerous friends In Wheel.
ing society will extend hss.ty cougrs!ula.
tiors. .s5l :, E.5sa=.s
Ex-senator Camden came up from PARK
esnbUrg ls1t night aud leaves this morn
ing for the East. He refused to talk poll
tics, and said the Ohio River road would
be- open to Huntington So soon as the
bridge over the Big Kanawha was done. I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-01
SOLD SEPARATELY.
THE OLD FAIR GROUND PROPERTY
49, -. :. MO 2 NJ
Out up Into budding Lots and Auctloncd on
4 Yesterday by tho Special Commisaionsrs..
Unusual Interest In tho Sale, and
~, Good Prices were Obtained.

Tho sale Of Tho old fair ground property
under tho order OF tho Circuit Court was
hold yesterday by the Special Com.
mlseonera, stesSrH. William Erskine and
George D. Caldwell, forenoon at 0
O'Clock. Mr.. J. O. Hervey acted as
auctionecr. The sale occurred o. the
north door Of the Court House, md q
much creator interest was shown than In
any former nalo Of recen. years. Tho
attendance OF speculatolg, those wanting
lotn.to build homes on and other invsstors
was large; hundredu Of people were pres.
ont in oil, many simply coming and buy.
lux alot ortwo and leaving. Tho bidding
was at times spirited, aud the lots on an
average brought worry good prices. the ag.
gregato reaching the very good sum Of
$50 900 so. 5,i.,,g
A good many lota ware sold in blocks
OF two, four, elk or more lots. Othor pur-
chasers bought number OF lots, though
not adjacent. Among the large purchas-
eTs were Capt John Baggs, John Bodlsy,
jacob Thomas, George Lemons, Michael
Reilly. W. e. Hearn, W. J. ". Cowden
and NJ. l.. EIzler. III all there were 172
lots sold, the lowest price paid being SEQ
and tho highest Sl.050. The average
price paid was In round numbers 5000. s.
Tho lots IN Wabash streot averaged $500
Those on North Huron brought from $3.50
to S375 on the upper square, increasing In
price % thay got nearer Zane street. where
they ran $3.50, $500, and up to over thoue-
and, the price Of $1,000 being paid for the
lot on the corner OF Zane and North
Huron streets, where tho main gate Of the
old lair ground stands. .fl4ti.
The ss!o continued until after o'clock
In the evening, whom oil the lots had been
sold. They were knocked down to tho
bidders, however, with the understanding
that the property must. afterwards be
offered aB a whole. This was done, but
the highest bid received was only S26 900,
90 that tho lots wore sold separately at the
former bids. I'D lll5
Many Of tho lots lying next to the river
are considered undesirable, which made
them sell chesp and kept down the gen.
oral average. They are liable to overflow
at every freshet. 5l@li
The property will at once be cut up &C.
cording 10 this survey and a majority OF
the lots will probably be built upon in
the next two yeara. 1t is probable that
section OF the Garden Spot will enjoy such
building boom next GUNNER as no quar-.
ter Of the city has aesn for q long time.
Many OF the lota were OF course bought
merely as an Investment and viii! bs al.
lowed to lie idle until they enhance in
value. 81. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-01
SCRATCHED. % YEARS. YEAR, \,
Aiscaly, Itching, Skin Dlsease With
Efdless Suffering Cured by
Cuticura Rene lies, IN

II bad known Of the Cutlcura Remedies TWEEN.
ty.elsht years ago II would have saved me SEQ 90
Two hund,cd dollars and an Immense amount OF
suffering My disease tPsorlvh) 90 unenced on
my head n aipos not larger than cent. Il spread
iapidly all over my body and got under my nails.
The scales would drop OF oi mo all The lime, aud
my suffering was endlea, aud without ruiei. One
thousand dollars would not tempt mo 10 have this
disease Oyer again. am poot man, but feel rich
10 BE- relieved OF what romo Of the doctors tAid
wGS lepTosyi 9omo ring worm. ptorissls,' etc, l
took and ..... HGrtaparillA over one year
and hall. but no cure. went 70 two or three
doctors and no cure. cannot praise tho CuucurA
Remedies too much They haye made my skin ~
cltar aud FREQ from scales a. a baby's All l used
Of them was three boxes OF Cu,lcu,a, aud three
bottles oil Guticuts Resolvent, and two cakes OF
Cuicuta soIp II you had boon hpre and SAID you
would have cured mo for 500 co you would have
bad the money, looked Ike tho picture IN your
book o. lhotiasis tplcture number two, f"How 10
euro SKIN pIeaaCs'I, but nov an rs clear as any
pcfuon ever wN. Through force Of hnbit rub my
hands over MY arms aud legs 10 scratch once In 9
while, but to no, purpose, am all we'll
scratched twenty.eight years, and 1t got to DO a
kind o. second nature 10 me. / thank you . thou
land times. Anything moro that you want IL
know wTlto nc, or any QUO who reads this may
write TO mo aud Will answer Il -, y -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-01
n. S. WOODS PLAY

Enjoyed by n Crowded House ut tho Grand
Inst Night. $50
N. s. Wood and q dae dramatic COM
psny opened at the Grand Opera House
lsst evening in "rhe Walls Of New York"
Mr.. Woods popularity hers Was plainly
shown by the large audience which filled
the theatre on his first appearance, and
the cause Of his popularity wss demon
strated by the p.oiuse manifestations Of
delight. There were an unueusl number
Of ladies present for the first night, and
both upstairs and downstairs standing
room was at premium. The crowd was
delighted. The character acting is good,
tho company as whole even and strong,
and Mr.. Wood himself ia fine actor and
we'll suited in his part. Tho railroad
scene, tho unequalled fro scene and the
court room scene are tho salient spsctscu.
lar features, though sll the scenery is
good. Is Il. z. : .,,.,5t'
The same pi6ce will DO repeated this
evening, and there ia no doubt tina: the
house will sgain be crowded. p 3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-01
BELLAlEE,
AL Sorts OF Locnl Nova and Gossip From
~ H5 Ito Glaps City, 4 3 ift:5

all Sorts OF Locnl Nova md Gossip From
ITO Glaus City, st4gt0,.
: A. J. Nc 9lelland Is In St, Clairsyillc,
Prohibition Meeting was held last night. n
There were several taIy pul!lugs last night.
Alex Lynn, OF Martins Ferry, Is In the city.
Hll!sm Ludlow goes this week to Tennessee.
z Mr.. James Flttons hand Is considerably better.
Captain Thomas Princew was In tho city ycste,da az
William Anderson Is home from down tho river
R. J! WEIGH, Of Kelsey, was In thu city yesterday
Ayonng child Of MI. John Roac!er died yes.cr
dny. a, 3 - ) -
and Sunday. st5s.,,s. IA. ~. I, : =
NIX. Keanon was In the city Saturday looking
up his fences. 4 RS 49, q
Il D. Abel, with his nuscum, went from hero to
Steubcnvllc. 7,Gg q ecslt u n, - ~, :
Fred Kies was out at St. Clai:syllc Sunday, sec
iris; bis mother. Il. - -
Ths Mayor Of Brilliant was in the city ycstcrda,
1T ThS new Cleveland {: Pittsburgh shop will b,
NJ. Frank Faris, of Squire Caldwclls Office, was
IN toWn over sunday. g. !, IN
There was no school yesterday on account OF til,
shortage oi natural gas; ~ -" - ! "
81 MIS- Josie @cKelyey in the city visiting friends
she Is the belle Of Eolmoat -. !" - :
lar: John Brcen, formerly OF this city, but now o.
cincinnati, Is visiting his relatives hcie,
John D. Van Law ,anG John uoGar are home
IRON nshing excursion to Tuscarawas county. 4
:. M. Moore, Of Pittsburgh. will lecture for The
1oung Mems Association OF the First FrCsbyt e fian
eiesch on November II; subject, "Granks."9rt = :
he natural gas played out here ycs!erdsy morn.
Ing and great many faul!lIes were nut out. and
a.! ne tac!o..es had 70 shut down. The gas came